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sew Orlesss Again Bestep.
InrrniAL TO fHa ArrlAL,I

CHARLKsros, 8. O., July 90
Charleston won the third game from
New Orleans today, and went to second
place In the pennsnt race. Smith and
Powell were the opposing pitchers,
and for eight innings II Vas anybody's
game. In tue pit tn, however, the To-
Gals jumped on Powell and pounded
him for Ave earned runs, almos. every
man hitting a Two Dagger. The visit
ors played q 6ne game, but had 10 20
down sgtirst the terrible slug
ding Of the locals. In this
game Cartwright, Of home
run fame, male his first
safe hit Of the present series. When
the club was here last he made two
hons runs In one game. Manager
Bremau states tbs, Ewing 10 sick and
will not 10 In the box against Charles
ton. II 10 said by members OF his
club, however, that Ewing is not
sick, but thai be 10 sfraid TO take the
box against Charleston, which is the
only team that has Dslted him thi
wear, Following IL
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nsspiss's shree-BsGEer.

BRxrsaHaH, Ala, July 20 The
most exciting z m- Of ball seen here
this s.ason vas played this afternoon.
Al the end Of his ninth Inning the
tcore stood four 10 four, aud three
more innings were required 10 break
the tie. Tue axur-s then standing
seven Tor the loo ,ls aud only four for
Nashville. OF the first four runs oil
the locals, Naming brought In three
by,athree. Dagger, and q Wild throw let
him aid h other without stopping
10 blow. Kelly, the visitors crack
pitcher, was hit flr seventeen bases,
and EsieIquen Tor thirteen. Follow
ng Ia the
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w..h,.x,o., 0, Detroit, o.

wAsHSoros, Jaiy 2O.-ren In.
nings we're again necessary to decide
tbs game between the Wsshinetons
ard DstroIte. Toe exhibition In the
field by the home team was brilliant,
while that OF the visitors was wretch.
sd. Burke, the new pitcher OF the
Detroiis, made b T. Ere. appearance to-
day, but he hardly proved atuccess.
ecofe:
Washington 20 $4,000 So
Detroit ........-0 1 l 900 5000
Earned ruus-Washing'on, 8 De-
troit, 4 Two base hits-Hinee, White,
Thorn son. Three ba,e hiis-R ca.
ardson, Thompson. Double play
Carroll and D1nnelly; Thompson and
CAMEL. First on balls-OArroll, Mack
Hit-Csuoll, Hines, Brouthsrs, Bake.
First on srsors-Wahington, 4.
Struck out-H n-s, 0'Brien, Brouth.
| ers, Twit hell, Burke. Passed ball
Mack, 1. Wild pltch-Burke, 1,
Tms-Two hours. Umpirs-sulll-
van.
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summsry-Esrned runs-Charles.
ton, Z; New 0hrsrs, l. Two base
hiis-Gl.nr, H,ues 8, Powell CHARLES
toni 2, Carl. Cartwright. Tolal base
hi.s-CharlesioD, 20; New Orleans, s.
Left on bsses-Chs,leston, IL New
Orleans, 8. B,ses s,olen-Charleston.
2; Nss Orl.aus 2. Struck out-By
Smith. 4; Powell, 8 frs, base on
balls-Cbarlesi on, 4; New 0rlesns, i.
Double plays-Oro.tic, Williams, Pow
ell. Time o. gane-01s hour and hfty
minutss. Unpire Hunger.
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Blth samples were clear, uanspar-
ent, colorlses and without odor, tav-
ing a soft, pleasant tast even ut the
temperature OF so FAIR, when the ex.
experiment was made. They contained
q small qusDtiiy Of pulverulept rusi,
sedim sni, which, under the micro
scope, was found 10 con list Of exceed
inely minute particles Of sand, with
darker particles Of iron No organic
debris was discovered, and only trace
oi Ipiusoiial lis. This water 10 some
what similar In Its characters 10 thst
Of A rain water which hes been shed
from a clean roof, and hiss undersone
the natural purifying process which
takes place during storage In sound,
clear, underground cistern, ard 90
,uch II 4. d. Tor q domes 10 and eco
nomic purposes. There are, how
ever, few cis,ern waters, perhsIs mons,
that are as pure 40 this waer. it,
freedom from organic matter II euch
that 1 have rarely met wi h q natural
water which gives 10 q reeponss % the
tests for organic matter. ln On lar us
the perma 1ganats test IL col csrnei,
the samples gave no more reaction
than the carefully Distilled water used
AZ a ttandafi 81 putty with when 4
compare II and rate lis impurity.
Know Of no city which has vatel
supply ss pure as the samples now TO-
ported on. ,,
Analysis Of Prois Mallett and 4. II
Bdley were also submitted, each oil
which was equally Satisfactory:
This contract was then read by MAJ
II. O. warrinner, being discnssed b!
the councilnen section by section. A
ip conclusion, $50 o'clock pm th
reylsions were lett TO MAJ W.rrlnne
aud Juigs Walker, and tbs Counci
adj urnsd, TO NEE mex, Monday a
ternoon 10 consider contract vii
the Equitable Ga. Company.
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The Brow as Leave To-day.

The Brow1s leave tonight for Biz
miugham, where they play tomorrow
afternoon. 1t will be the frat OF q
,eries OF Ave games with the Magic
City boy 6, and 1t behooves the Browns
10 win every ore Of them. They now
have a good lead in the race for the
pennsnt, and thers is no reason why
they thould not only keep II, but bet.
ter II. Il order to do this they must
NAV good ball on the THO.
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NewYsrk. o, indianapolis, 2.

NEW YoRK, July 20.-The Indianap-
oils team just escaped whitswssh TO-
day. Keefe kept them down to Eve
hit, and Common and Richardson did
some excellent fielding. Score:
Indianapolis. $40 0 5000 90 p 2
New York....-0 0 06 1000 x-6
Earned runs Indianapolis. none
New York, l. Two base. hits-Oon.
nor, Richardson, Gla,ecock. Double
plsy-wsrd, Richardson and Conner,
Arundel aud Glasscock. First on tr-
rors -Indlsnapois, 2; New York, 2
Stuck out-Indianspolis, 5. Passed
ball-Arundel, l. Time-One hou'
and fiiiy minutes. Umpire - VAlen'
tine
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Arm OFFS W. GREEN a co, va, de.
l. solved on JAY n, 1881. b.. ms,l.l eon-
cent, r.. 4. Keats Asum rsal h.bulues.
and Il slons suthorits % 'i.p tse erm nams
July n. Isl. nlnoh W. ohhtF'
- s.tsrlbs 10 the shave. Mr., Z. A. Ken.
dig rill continue tho Bfotsrao Ba,ness, .,
's Jsf, r. ,p ie7, ia. KgNpIo.
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Struck out-By Es,srqusst. 4; by Kel-
", 1. Bases OF balls by Kelly 3; by
Estsrqueet, 1. Wild pi,ch-EheIquest
l. Passed balls None. Time Of game
= Two hours and forty minutes. Um'
pire-Moun,jny.
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zELLNER 4 CO 3C0Maln 81
Be-isn t. wesI,s-pr. s....~s-rds
Toaic aud Herv ne, the Great
fseaeh hpeclme.

NERVOUS DEBILITY IN all its stages,
~ mental aud physical dspfession, spef-
matort hea, hypochondria. siotiiity, neural
siA, bystsfis, inoapsoiy tot study OF basi,
mess, paralt1ls, I'm 81. nee, epilepsy los. o.
memory. softsnins Of th brai1, aud all dis
eases ~ the nervous system may be RAJ
oally cured In either ser by tie use ~ thi
unesoelisd pfeparAt on, IL . matter J
sup,sns lmpoftanes 10 us aIptttrla :
treatment TO- TIE cure Of the loss o. hsrv,
power, and Dr.. Besuresard's Tonic and
Nsfvine, amer many ysars trial IN hgrops,
dIrectlons, which ere AIMED 70 each bottle.
One boz equal 10 one month"; uss,msptI
vii cure recent cases. Prizes. o. 90 I eoI,
or slr boses for % 90. bsnt ~ nal pfs.
bore 10 eur. any case. with cash order 70.
csiyed by ~ for sin boHes.ire vii ssoa oai
written suarantss 70 rssrn the !soney "
su o., drusslsts. cole agents tof United
states, I2O and rs MAIN st.. Memphis, Tess
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Notice TO Contractors.

cyILgD PROPOSALS will ss rsesiysd BY
Tuesday, Ausu,t "a, at bis oahee 10 Men
Ms ior ths woft ~ snlar.ins portions Of
,ssiiens "a III and - Of The lsvss q Coaho.
ma couhty, Missil ippi. the qaanuiI OF dlr,
10 he moved bsinE About twenty heu'Ans
Psr luther informs ioh agply ,e,vv
CHI, y,.io.,rY NJ, d. Lsvse District
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sCOhh nv tththos'
Birmingham q 10000 600 81
Nashville. 20Oi000010 o.
Einsd ruus-Birmingbam 81 Nash.
Vile. g. Tso base hits-Hillery l.
Kent 4, 4 tsraust /. Three base hits
-Mssnios l. Burks 1. Left on bases
-B,rminsh ram, 8; Nashville. 4. Dou-
bls plsye- Burks, Manning and Reed
or 2, Hsyss, Hillsry and Manning l.
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BestWu. q, Cstcnso. =.

B sros, MAS July 2O.--Eight thou
sand people cav very close and ex'
citing game between the home team
and the Chicagos today. The latter
punched their hits and won, while the
Bosom punched their errors and lost.
Score:
Boston. see. ....-"l 900 l 0-6
Chlcsgo..-.....".0 0 0 so 80 VI
Erned runs = Boston, 8; Chicseo. q
Two base -Hornuup, Ryan, viii.
hanson. Three basA hits-Nash, Wise.
Home run-Sullivan. Double play
Ryan, DAILY. First on bails-Wise,
Tate, Anson, Williamson. Hit-Nssh.
First on errors-Boetop, 1; Chicago, 2
Struck out-Hornupg. Wise, Johnston,
Burdock, Dsrlipg, 2; Williamson, Van
HaltreD, Day, Arson. Pss,ed ball
DaIy 1. Umpire-Powere.
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Ys,,.deIpss., o, Pss,ssurs, ..

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 2o.-The
Ph.llies had no trouble In taking an
other game from Pittsburg today.
With the exception Of Wild thlow by
Cunning that let IN Browne run. their
fielding was errorle.s. Bsecher fielded
m,gniboenty a. Left field. score:
Pniladslphia...-.l o. 330 000-s
Piltsburs ......... % 1 ] 1000 o o.
Earned runs-Philsdslphis, 8; Pitts.
burg, /. Two base hits-FCgsriy, 2;
Basian, Fields Home run,-lr sin.
Donble p ay-Barley ard Mccormick
Bofioton. Ba.'ian and F.rSar. First
on bals-Fsrrar. 2 Fint on errors
Philadelphia, 4. Struck out-Fogsriy,
Brown, 2; Bescher. Pss,ed bsll-
Cunning, 1; Fields, /. Tims--0ne
hJnr and thirty. five inmates. Umpire
Pratt.
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water supply proposed 10 be furnished
for the public use In this Taxing Dis
trict by the Artesian Water Company.
2. The proposed source OF supply lie
by means OF deep wells sunk to
depth OF about 400 feet below the
level OF Court Square, penetrating
through q deep stratum OF blue cay
and into deep bed Of fac said.
This stratum OF fine sand develops
and furnishes the water intended to
he supplied by the Artesian Well
Company, and from the evidence
presented to rs u connection with
orr own knowledge OF the geological
formation Of the surrounding country
and OF cur State), we believe the sup
ply of such water 10 be abundant, or,
in the language Of the statute, "bouu-
tiful for all public needs"
8 The quslity Of the water proposed
to be furnished is represented by that
taken from the arteeian well OF the
Bohlen- Huse Ice Company, on Court
street, In this city. From the evidence
scented TO up, and from our own
examination, we are satisfied that this
water 10 good, c'ear, pure and whole.
some water, adsp'ed 10 all public and
domestic purposes. In this porto oil
our investig ton We have been greatly
aided by the opinion Ond ansll sis O.
DIR. Charles Smart, major and sur
seon Of the United States army; Pot.
]. w. Msllet, Of the Udiversity o.
Virginia, and Others The opinions oil
theee two scientists, Who are recog'
niz ID 90 among the sblest experts In
this country, ara entitled to the great
eat weight, and the eKslt, d term, 10
which they speak OF this water war
rant US In the conclusion that II ID
among the pursst, II not the most
Wholesome, ever offered as apubli'
supply to any community.
The Board regret 10 state that they
have been deprived Of the services IL
official meetings OF Dol. M. q Ga Ia
vay and ]. II Martin, Esq, tee
members Of the b ard, by reason o.
their absence from the city and State
but the foregoing report embodi,s tn
unanimous conclusions oil the re
remair.iuR members, VITO constitute
majority Of the Board.
DIR. SMART.
Ia making his analysis, Dr.. Oharle
Smart prsfsced Il as follows: ~
, plentiful supply Of ws'er like thi
would be O godsend TO any city" Tn
|. analysis Of the second samp Q was .
, follows, the figures expressing part
l tnA CnA IL sha xUatAfs
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Athletics. Q, Cleveland. 1.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 20.-The
Athletic, signslizs ID their return home
today BY defeating Cleveland by the
ecore Of Q to 1. Seward pitched q great
game and was magnihcently backed up.
Daily was hit frequently. ~ -
Athletics. .........l 0 1901 q 8
Cleveland ... -. % 90 1000 o o. /
Emned runs-A'hletic, l; Oleve.
land l. Two base hits-L rkiD, Mann.
Three base hit-Lsrhin. Double play
NECTAR and Robinson. First on
ballf-Milligap, McGarr. First on or.
rop-Athletic,2. Slrnck out-McGarr.
Seward, Allen, 2; Munvsn, Daily, 2.
Passed bsll-Robinson, Munyan, 5
Wild piich-Dnly, l. Tima-Oae
hour and iorty-Hve minutes. Umpire
-Mitehell
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To An Policy a"lders in the Mem

THE company having decided 10 retire
i from Insurance have this day ielnsursd
North British aod MeI0}f lie Insurance
Con pany, Of which MELVIN n RAINE are
agents. They WI cali upon you at an sarly
day aud offer % sub,titu'e he reln,urinE
company's policies for ours, and 20 recon-
mepd the ssue 10 you Oh AZ We nav the sooner
have all our cor { acts retired ~ for the rea-
son that o direct uolicy In such q strong, re-
liable company Ia be,t our Nj. n q. har-
rims, on, 30 long and iavorahly known TO
most OF you, has engaged WIN Nelson
men your favorable consideration and tho
continuance II your y ttcuase with them.
The entire nd hearty good sill Of our com
pAny, is officers and directors, goes with the
NAPOLEON HILL, President.
Hsshy LYsS. Cashier.
lulv A lRg7
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DIED.

wILDER-of congestion, at Clarendon
Hotel. Wednesday afternoon, July 20. 1887,
THOMAS D. wIuDsR, aged 81 year,.
CoX-At family residence. No. IS 0ycrton
street, Wednesday, Jul, -. 1857, at . o'clock
p. IN :, In the 9Th year OF her ase. Of diptheria'
Eva. eldest daughter OF James A. and Mag
sic Cox.
Funeral will take place from rs'idencs
this (THURSDAyl morniug at 10 o'clock.
Friends Of The family ara invited.
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BrookIya, n, Louisville. =.

NEW York, July 2O,-Nsil, Of the
Louisvilles. showed little command OF
the ball In {, o Brooklyn game today,
and bis wild pitching gave the game
to the home club. There Was no bril-.
liant playing. Score:
Brooklyn. .........6 0021 o l Oil
Louisville ........2 1 000l 500 7
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 4; Louis
Vile, 4. Two base hits-PiLckney,
McTsmmsny (2), Collins. Three base
bit-G. Smith. Double plays-Neil,
Ksrins aud Werrick; Cook add Ker-
ms. Fiusi baee on balls-McOlellsn,
swartwood, Clarke, Ksrins, Collins,
werrick l2). Woi, Neil. Fret on
errors-Brooklyn, 4; Louisville, 4.
Brooklyn, 8; Louisville, 2 Passed
balls-Oook, l; Clarke. 3. Wild pitch
Neil, 4; Tooie, l. Umpire-Fsrgu
2Ou.
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Chief gnsln,sr Y. ". D. Lave District.
vAUaUIss .Insig ,ssr'Turs'
WAHuENTDN, VA,

OPENS ~ apb snnaai ,s'i on fspt. 10.
OlssJ. situated w ths Pisdmont reilen
"a k..itsfaihssi, Oniv 10 miles from W ash.
Inston TLs srounds, ten aar.s In All, are
bssutilully laid out. tbe builting v on. ~
,hs nat al 5ol ed ices in The STATE, iull
eorps Of teacher. Terms rgesonabis, ana
sSSp.,,,sE1. d. 10 fLER, A NJ Principal:
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Metro poIi,..., 10, ~. Louis. ..

Nav YoRK, July 2o.-Tbe Metro
politaus batled today In 4 way that
counted. Foulz's strongest Efforts
we're banged away into Babylon. Toe
900 spectators did not q Wild with
excitement, Tor most OF them had put
their money on the b. Louis men;
Score.
Metropolitans III 031003ll lilo
81. Louie .......0 1 / l 1 900 2 o
Earned neutrality-suspicious., D ~.
LOUIS. 3. Two base hits-0rf, Hankin'
sou, Rlsem IN. Three base hit-Ha n-
kinson. Home run-CarutheIs. Dou'
bic plsys-Laiham and Comlsky, Rob.
lns IN, Oomisky aud Fou q; Boyle and
Oomisky Gerhard, X ,diord and Orr
Fifst on balls K ,diord, 2; Orr, Ger
hafdt, Mays, Oaruthsrs, Fou.s. First
on errors Metropolitan, 81. Luis,
2. Struck out-Nslropplitans, ! ~
Louis, 4 Passed ball-HolberL Tine
-Tso hours and ten.minutes. I'm
pirs-Oorrey.
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Notice To Builders.

c,RALED PROPOSALS for building q
y BrIck Church, 20 cost about 500. vii be
received By the Bu liinE Commits Of TIE
M. X. Church. soUth. at Forrest CITY, Afk I
ali July "a, UsT. Contractor viii be required
10 siVe boad tr TT hiul per oimAoce OF the
b. seen by oillins on the Rev. NJ. u. win
.t.ad p O.
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n.,,,mer,. =, Ciscin.ati, 8.

cell aud FuImsF. FHbt bhss on UHIH-
Pa cell. Palmer 2, sommer, Nicol q
ht-1urksr. Frat on errors-BAlti.
more, /; Oinclnnai, 4 Struck ont.
b. Kilr y, 4; by Mullsne, l. Passed
balls-Fu mer, 8 0'Connor, 8. Wild
piiches-K,lroy, | Mullane, /. Tine
Two hours and fifteen minutes. I'm
plfe-emiih.
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MescaniIIc bank

MEMPHIS. TGss., July ~, 1881,
Al the regular mohlh' "'enhs ~
poa,d Of d rector u this Bank. held this
DAY, a cash dividend Of ns- lSl rsr
...,. va, declared cut Of the ne, eafains'
az bs pa,, ,ia MONTH, capable on demand
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REVOLUTIONS.

By Mr.. Graham; That hereafter no
second hand lumber or roofing metal
shall b. allowed 10 be ussd unless
specially mentioned In the permit ~
allo Ssble. Adopted.
REPORT ON ARrfsIAs WELL wArrR.
Mssrs. l.. B sugss. Alex. 4 rskine,
NJ. d., y. l.. sim, VI. d., u Mics vii.
lett, NJ. d, and =, p. Rad, as q com.
mittse 10 investigate and report on this
Artesian Well Water Company. sub
mittsd the 70 loving;
1. Having been duly sworn, ",
then cafeiully investigated and con
sidersd the source and quality Of tb'
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1000 prs. Kid Opera Slippers

Pull line Of hne, styll.h footusat Tor
6ents, Ladies, Misses, Boys and GILL
drsn, At lower prices than elsewhere.
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SNM't S\cGN sSs con-. !.
main, of thousands sniicring from
fssnma. Consumption, Coughs, &C.
ma .ou ever tIy Ackers English hs9
ss} n Il tho bcst preparation knsWn
sgsn lang Troubles sshd q Q -
-, susrsoiss - No. ~ -.
A. EssEHsr END sIks I, I 90
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DIR. SMART.

Il making his analysis, Dr.. Charles
Smart prefsced II as follows: "A
plentiful supply Of wa'er like this
would be Q godsend to any city The
analysis Of the second ssmpe was %
follows, the figures expressing psrts
per 100000 oil the water:
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OBJ PAPxRs-oA',STtsk,L ovyrcx.

DIANos-Twsnty good secondhand
i visht and square pianos must be soldt
cheap for cash, cen: q thsH ss2d s,ssv'
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AT 1873 MADISON sT.-Two desirable
"A rooms, furnished or unfurnished. with
or without board, private family references
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PERSONAL.

CISTRRNs-B rickvorh, smokins Chin
= A''''O' THoShs ouRBINs.
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TRST.T9lSS,s S SSsTA A. ,ss isS ssi
years old, we'll broke 10 harness and fast.
v. n. MOSRL ~ 4 CO., ~ Madison 1t.
SAfE-partiss having = burglar and Are
- proof safe, IN good ordsta can cell the
zane By Addressing W. q &.
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2ebrer . SmWitmt.

Gin Snititut far Stearns gpuntp mirb
i'm gonrtbalie 5n st. glpub. Miun., mob
reno Der nit benz IA. Nonember 1887 be-
ainnenben ISOLDE sebalten. Gqe 9ebrer iinb
eriu4t, fi9 baran au betbeilisen namentli9
iene, uel4e IN ben f~oIeenoen SptDns unter-
rihten: Hagnesnile, 0ion, Chen Sale,
9nTembare, Naine 8rairie, Sair Sanen,
2pnoen, 81. Guguftn, Rodpiue, @afeielo,
ct. glslb, ct. Soieph, Sc Samf, ct. @en.
bel, Gpon, 8rudipap iinb SoIftng. AIe
S6ulen In ben oenannten EsunS iuIten
pdbreno Der g8ode seidloHeu iein. Die
Sdulpprfteber tuerben ben 2ehrert erlau.
ben, bic Belt nah5ubeleu heint geraeisen
elmer in 6ieier Office ausgeiteutenB eiheimi
suus. Dos Snititut ipirb prompt alr Belt
beginner. 2ebrer, tpelhe ben ar6Bten NubM
oaraus 5ishen tpouen, jplten fjd bel Der
grpffHHns Der eriten Gisuns, Wpntas Rad.
rtittag 2 ubr, einfineen. lebrer, bic fi9
nidt betbeilisen fbunen tpesen Rraufbeit
ooer ans fonE einem grunbe, molten mid
idriftlth bapon in RenntniB fesen. Sol1e.
bic nidt susesen itnb, erleioen einen 8erluft
BON 10 EroSent ibres 9urdidnittsitanpes::
SIS &odolL
45-lt 60. S6ulfuperintenoent.
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11r Farmers G5bne.

Die 2afes 8ietp. Gfabemte in Sauf Centre
1T Der ~seeisnete Ylab fir Sarmers S5bne,
iuel9e 5u Sauie aur Grbett 5uradgebalten
iuur6en. sSn nnoerr ShuIen iino bic Bog
hinge in ben Rlaifen peit Reconsideration,
70 ba6 bic &naben, bic 81 bieier Sabress
seit etutreten, In 9lafen 9enpmmen ipers
ben, ohne bic Gnfansssrinbe HI perfteben.
Sn Der Safe ietp. Gfaben1ie baben mir
feine 8laHen; elm ieber besinnt beim Gin.
fange un6 erhdIt ieinen nnterridt aIlein
bon einer1 BrofeHor In enienn BripatSim,
r1er. 9;eieS lit elm GROCER gortbetl.
Seuti1e 3naber, bic enSIii1 Iernen mol.
Ter, firbet bier cine CUTE S1ule, ba Elm ie,
Der rem unterridt f1r fih ielbit geniebt.
9ermtne: fiufaig Dollars fur 10 Boten
Roft, 1lnterrihf uno Rdi1e. Na1 3ebn
@cden be3ahIen bic Stubenten per Ronat.
8ablung gei1tebt i'm Bpraus. Gin Sober
r1uS EN- 8aar 8antoHeI unt nenigitens 4
Sanbtiider mitbrinsen. Die Sdule lift be-
reits eefhIt. sSbr iunsen 2eute, fommit I'm.
per5iIih. 8u9flbrun8 un6 Sh6nidreis
ben seIebrt mad benz beften Sbitemi, uno tn
fnrSer Belt. Na1 nrei Rpnaten Ieiftet bier
Der 8beling utebr ais tn auoeru G1nIen
mad adt 1onafen.
Ait @en. 8. s. 6 ogan, 8rtnaipdl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-03
Srmnoetsentbusts ttebertrasnas
gen tn etearnS Cousin.
(sar ben rRsrbftsn" btrt&ttt sen asstfrsr Ss,rn
Sptu 8dyp,)

Georse Us Stetpart & @tIiam Stui.
FED on Glifa &insston fir Got 10 gfod
rs in Bones GoS 5u ct. gfouo $40
S8 8rotuer an Sohn 2arfon & Sobn
geterion fir ip / ie I fec "a 1913 :
@m . T~omnseno unb Sreo 3 &otpe
an Sobn Senc fir IS 5l8 Gcres uon ne
ne4 fec IA 125 35. $50
9oliou 3 Searle u. Satin on Sranf
s Searle fir 2ots 1 unb 2 blod 3 in
2aftfioe Bart .................1O0
2ueas 2els unb Gattit an Hlaf Bel
iep fur 2ot Z NlOd 3 in Sames Gbb ~
Snut Centre. 400
SenrD RammermeDer uno Satin on
Wm Skinner fir 2ot 5 in Union Bari
su ct Glouo,.. 1876
@m 6 Bennett on Sobn Raltmatiu
fir st / & 2 0l 16 IN 8roth & Smiths
Gob 3u ct Gfoub. 900.
Seler so 9apis uno @atte an Gbtp
D'8rieu St % 81 5 in Weft & Searles
aoo gu ct Glouo RIO
Dennis U Sopt unS Satin an Mart
Wolitor fur Cots 3& 4 81 6 in Spnhi.
cate Nbb 5u ct Gfonb. 1855
Grebr 6erberger an Carl 6erberqer
far 2ot l 81 ~ in u u Brutpn's abb
81 ct gloub. ................2 1000
Com D6rner & Sobn S1uma6er on
Nusuft D6rner fur st IA 81 5 In Spns
Fb.cate Nbb 3u ct Glouo .226
Sobn . Goftpeq an Inbr SO 9rinter
fir ~ 100 SUB bon st IL 81 4 in @eft
6 Searfes gbb gu ct Gloub -. $50
Sohn Coates q . $ Sreemon on U
Qrdmer fiir Sot 5 81 % in 2ourpS No
su ct Gloub. 476
eranf G Sedrle uno Sranf SO Mors
gan on 2auru Y 8earlatt fur St 8 & Z
glof l IN Shbieite Bari Gbb 40 CT
! Glono .5S5
Sranf g Searfe unb Saith, an 2aura
u @arlatt fir 9ots IL 10 Is & IA Hl
II in Central Harf % 5u Stgloub.8 2c
ebeporb 8 Sbelbun NIB Gattin ar
Soiepb unb Nnn Irncp fhr . fw iet
~ unb e4a ttipS fec 81 { las { IS .o0C